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You will add to the main method to take in user input and output a message based on the input. This program emulates a detective questioning an eye-witness of a murder. The detective has three suspects each with a potential murder weapon. Based on the eye-witness's user input, the detective will reach a conclusion about the murderer and the murder weapon. If the witness input is "Amos" the detective will output "It was Amos with the candlestick!" If the witness input is "Kevin", the detective will output "It was Kevin with the revolver!" If the witness input is "Juan", the detective will output "It was Juan with the lead pipe!" Otherwise, the detective will output "We're not sure who that is. We need to investigate further." Your program should also handle situations where the witness input does not use proper-case. Hint: look at the toUpperCase() or equalsIgnoreCase() method for Strings. Example input: Amos Example output: It was Amos with the candlestick!
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